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Old Apr 8, 2009 | 06:47 PM
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i let my mom drive my blazer to the grocery store, and i wasnt thinking that she likes to fight grocery carts. so she brings it back and i have a small dent right above the wheel well where the type of "fender flare" is. any ideas on how to remove it. ill take pics tomorrow
i have removed a dent in my dads bumper once using a metal plate and a car jack. but this area is a little smaller
 
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You likely cannot get to the back side of the dent which will make it much more difficult to remove. You may want to go to one of those paintless dent repair guys and have them take a look at it.
 
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i agree with swartlkk on the PDR, we had a few of those guys at the auto auction i used to work at and theyre amazing it shouldnt take them more than 10-15mins to pop the dent out.
 
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i might have to search for something like that
where it is at it seems i could get it out with a hammer or something, but the metal is like 1/8 inches thick or so

heres some pics
sorry for the mean face, the sun was in my eyes lol





i might have to take this one to get popped anyway so i might do it to the others



and some i tried to get of the inside of the flare where the dent is





 
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the fender dent shouldnt be to bad to straighten out since you can get to the back of it, as for the tailgate dent youll have to take off the inside panel to see if the dent is accesable.
 
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yea, the fender isnt a big dent at all, maybe the size of a penny, but the one on the back is like the size of a ping pong ball
the fender is a really awkward place to hit a hammer though
you think they could pop a dent in metal that thick?
 
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I've used pop-a-dent to get dime sized dents out of my doors so I would assume a fender wouldn't be too much different.

I'd say buy the pop-a-dent, try it, and if you're not happy with it, return it!
 
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